I am using microsoft visual studio to do C++.
I don’t see std::err and std::out in the output console of the IDE.
Is there a way to redirect them ?
I am using microsoft visual studio to do C++. I don’t see std::err and
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I am using microsoft visual studio to do C++.
I don’t see std::err and std::out in the output console of the IDE.
Is there a way to redirect them ?
You can indeed redirect std::out and std::err. Simply right click on your project in the solution explorer and select
Properties. Then selectConfiguration Properties -> Debuggingand put the appropriate arguments into theCommand Argumentsfield. For example, to redirect std::err to a file, I would type in2> ErrorLog.txt.The things you type in
Command Argumentssimply get appended as command line arguments when Visual Studio runs your program, just like you had manually typed them in to the console. So, the above example simply tells VisualStudio to run your program with the command<programName>.exe 2> ErrorLog.txtinstead of just<programName>.exe.